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Author: Erin Elizabeth

EPA Curbs Use of 12 Bee-Harming Pesticides

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is pulling a dozen products containing toxic chemicals harmful to honeybees. It’s the end of a lengthy legal battle, but unfortunately not the end of the threat to bees. As a result of the lawsuit, the EPA has canceled registration, effective as of May 20, of the pesticides known to harm bees. They are from a class of chemicals called neonicotinoids produced by Bayer, Valent and Syngenta. The need for registration comes from The Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act, (a U.S. federal law that structured the basic system of pesticide regulation to protect...

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A pair of glasses were left on the floor at a museum and everyone mistook it for art

Have you ever found yourself in an art gallery struggling to find meaning in a piece of art? This happened to 17-year old TJ Khayatan on a recent visit to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. After seeing a stuffed animal on a gray blanket, TJ questioned whether this was really impressive, saying: “Upon first arrival we were quite impressed with the artwork and paintings presented in the huge facility. However, some of the ‘art’ wasn’t very surprising to some of us. We stumbled upon a stuffed animal on a gray blanket and questioned if this was really...

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The First 3D-Printed House in the US was so Successful, 50 More are Being Made

One year ago, America’s first 3D-printed home was unveiled in the city of Austin, Texas. In the time that has passed, the structure has proven itself to be resilient and cost-effective. Now, 50 more of the 3D-printed homes are being constructed for poor families in rural Latin America. Icon, the tech company that designed the specialized 3D printer, partnered with the Silicon Valley-based nonprofit New Story for the initiative. Currently, they are working on constructing their “first-of-its-kind” neighborhood for Latin American families who make less than $200 per month. RELATED: California scientists developing cow-free dairy milk from GMO yeast and 3D...

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Puppy shares her blanket with a cold homeless dog

Dogs truly are man’s best friend. Their open and loving hearts are always eagerly waiting to greet us with a big smile and a wagging tail. But humans aren’t the only ones who receive their abundance of love. They offer it freely to other dogs, too. 8-month-old puppy Lana is a perfect example of how pure and kinds dogs really are. Lana was rescued from the streets of Brazil and adopted by Suelen Schaumloeffel and her fiancé. Lana is safe and happy in her new life, enjoying all the luxuries her forever home has to offer: a warm bed,...

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People Enjoy Your Company Far More Than You Think

In our social lives, we’re constantly engaged in what researchers call “meta-perception,” or trying to figure out how other people see us. Do people think we’re boring or interesting, selfish or altruistic, attractive or not? After we have conversations with new people, our conversation partners like us and enjoy our company more than we think, according to findings published in Psychological Science, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science. “Our research suggests that accurately estimating how much a new conversation partner likes us–even though this a fundamental part of social life and something we have ample practice with–is...

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